Scanning Negatives - File Size Error

I receive the error that follows while scanning negatives:
"Failed to obtain files from the device. The files size exceeds the maximum size allowed..."
What is PSE maximum size for scanned images.

Hi Dave,
This is quite strange. There is as such no limit to the size of the scanned image.
To isolate the problem, can you please try this?
1. Scan the negative using Windows Camera and Scanner Wizard.
2. Drag and drop the scanned image onto Organizer.
Do you still get the same error?
Thanks/Tarun

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